Incredible Assault at Wrigley Field: Reds Crush Cubs 18-11
The Cincinnati Reds exploded for 23 hits and 18 runs at Wrigley Field, overpowering the Chicago Cubs 18-11 in a wild game. Cesar Geronimo led hitters with five hits, while Darold Knowles struggled on the mound against a relentless Cincinnati lineup.
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Sports In Brief from AP highlights across leagues
Yankees acquire Ed Grinkman from Rangers for cash. NL All Star voting leads by Johnny Bench of Reds. Texas Rangers obtain Gaylord Perry from Indians for three pitchers. Evert and Navratilova reach French Open final. Gottfried and Ramirez win doubles. Ashe and Tanner reach Kent Championship final. Penguins file for bankruptcy protection. assets not to be sold. Harry Howell fired as San Diego coach. Steve Batkowski signs with Falcons for $600,000 over four years. CPS denies NFC NFLPA turf hearing. Ken Lyle pleads innocent to firing shots at wife. Louisville to leave MVC for regional league. San Diego ABA franchise sold. Memphis bid unsettled.
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Three Run Homer Seals Twins Victory Over Orioles
In a tense eighth inning dispute, a Cuellar pitch hit Eric Soderholm’s bat for a three run homer, sealing Minnesota’s 7-3 win as Soderholm also homered earlier. The AL recap notes Red Sox, Yankees, A’s, Brewers, Rangers results with key rookies and veterans contributing.
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Weather Delay Scrambles Philadelphia Golf Classic Schedule
The Philadelphia Classic suffers two lost rounds due to heavy rains and rising creek waters at Whitemarsh Valley, forcing a revised plan for 18 hole rounds today and Sunday with a potential 36 hole Monday finish. Players eye the U.S. Open next week while the tournament must end by the Tuesday of the week of the following event unless conditions allow continuation.
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Perry Goes to Rangers Trade Test Set Sunday
The Cleveland Indians trade Gaylord Perry to the Texas Rangers for Kim Bibby Jackie Brown Rick Waits and $106000. Perry will start Sunday against his former club as Texas hopes the deal gives them a high quality one two pitching duo with Ferguson Jenkins. Perry says he can still pitch well and relax now that he is with Texas and away from Cleveland.
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Four Remain in State Links Meet
TOPEKA Kan AP Today semifinals pair Frank Rose Topeka and Fred Rowland Kansas City and Bob Enger Manhattan and Paul Anderson Manhattan in Kansas Men's Amateur golf tournament. Two rounds 18 holes trimmed field to four survivors. Winners will play 36-hole final for meet championship Sunday.
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Cowan Signs With Garden City JC as State Champion Athlete
Tim Cowan of Junction City High signed to attend Garden City Junior College. A 135 pound state champion in wrestling and starting noseguard on the Junction City Bluejays football team, Cowan was named outstanding athlete at Junction City High. GCJC coach Darrell Nelson called him a prize catch and predicted strong athletic contribution.
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Fun Meet for Youths at Guymon
Guymon Oklahoma hosts a one day track and field meet using Junior Olympics rules on Saturday June 21. Merlin Wilson directs the event with no entry fee though donations are welcome. Six divisions for boys and girls offer seven events per division plus open 880 yard run. Entries due by June 19 to Merlin Wilson Box 432 Guymon OK 73442. contact AUS TRH 75R4 for more details.
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Standings and results from major leagues June 14 1975
Major League results show Cincinnati 18 Chicago 1 with Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 6 St Louis 6 Houston 2 New York 7 San Diego 2 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1 Montreal 4 San Francisco 2 Saturday schedule includes Cincinnati at Chicago Montreal at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Atlanta Houston at St Louis New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles. Sunday games Pittsburgh at Atlanta Cincinnati at Chicago Houston at St Louis Montreal at San Francisco New York at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Le Mans Cars Run Slower in Emotive 24 Hour Classic
Fifty five cars started a slower Le Mans endurance race as organizers de powered engines to cut fuel use while aiming to keep the event transitional toward newer prototypes. Belgian Jackie Ickx led from pole in a Ford with 132.71 mph practice speed, amid absence of Ferrari Matra and Alfa Romeo heavyweights.
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Oaks Victorious The Easy Way
The Iowa Oaks stretched their winning streak to nine of 11 with a 4-3 victory over the Omaha Royals. Omaha reliever Greg Chlan walked in the deciding run with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth. The Aeros committed four double plays as 14 Oilers collected hits, including a homer by Jerry Mumphrey.
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Dighton Golfer Best at Lamar Invitational
Dighton golfer L N Hineman won the Lamar Women s Invitational at Spreading Antlers Country Club near Lamar. Fifty-three players from Colorado Oklahoma New Mexico and Kansas competed with Hineman shooting six over par over nine holes to win by two strokes over Mary Jane Wilkinson.
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Ruffian to Face Foolish Pleasure in $350000 Belmont Match
The NYRA announced a July 6 match race at Belmont Park pitting Ruffian against Foolish Pleasure with jockey Jacinta Vasquez to choose which to ride. Mrs. Robert Lehmann will receive $50000 as a consolation for Master Derby, and preparations include Ruffian aiming for the filly Triple Crown in the Coaching Club American Oaks on June 21 at Belmont.
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